Engineering
Engineering
Why Study Engineering?
Engineering is not just an exhilarating profession, but it also offers versatility, allowing you to explore your interests and passions freely. A degree in engineering is a passport to a dynamic career, brimming with opportunities for exploration and teamwork. In the realm of engineering, collaborations span across varied domains, from architecture to medicine, and you will find yourself amid inspiring and ingenious individuals. This profession offers a spectrum of tasks and environments, providing a diversified experience.
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Pathway to Australian Permanent Residency
Step: 1
Achieve a Qualification in Engineering Certificate / Diploma / Bachelors
Step: 2
Obtain Skill Assessment from Engineers Australia
Step: 3
Lodge Your EOI Once you acquire sufficient work experience and PR points
Step: 4
Receive an Invitation To apply for one of the permanent visa options
Engineering graduates are consistently listed in MLTSSL and CSOL, marking high demand in various sectors like Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Telecommunication Engineering. A recognized authority mandates an assessment procedure as part of the visa application for migration or work sponsorship.
Courses We Offer
- Certificate IV in Electronics and Communication
- Diploma of Engineering
- Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering
- Master’s Degree (with specializations)
Professional Year Program
The Engineering Professional Year Program is designed to cultivate employability skills. It entails practical training, workshops, and career development tools, spanning 44 weeks, including 32 weeks of coursework and a 12-week internship.
Note: Engineering PYP graduates gain an additional 5 points towards Australia Permanent Residency.
PR Visa Options for Accounting and Finance Graduates
Depending on your specific occupation and skillset, you might be eligible for various PR Visa options:
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Skill List
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313212- Telecommunications Field Engineer
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MLTSSL
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189 – Skilled Independent (subclass 189)
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313213- Telecommunications Network Planner
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190 – Skilled Nominated (subclass 190)
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313214- Telecommunications Technical Officer
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407 – Training visa (subclass 407)
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263311- Telecommunications Engineer
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485 – Temporary Graduate (subclass 485)
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263312- Telecommunications Network Engineer
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489 – Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489) – Family nominated
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312211- Civil Engineering Draftspersons
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489 – Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa
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482 – Temporary Skill Shortage
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312212- Civil Engineering Technician
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187 – Regional Sponsor Migration Scheme
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ANZSCO Codes: 2633, 3122, 3132, and others.
Services Provided by Telecommunications Engineering Professionals
Telecommunication Engineering Professionals are responsible for designing, constructing, installing, servicing, and supporting telecommunications equipment, systems, and facilities. Their tasks include planning, evaluating, ensuring compliance with laws, assessing performance levels of system hardware and software, and many more.
Services Provided by Civil Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians
They assist in civil engineering research, design, construction, operations, and maintenance, preparing sketches, conducting field, and laboratory tests of construction materials, inspecting civil engineering works, and supervising maintenance and repair work.
- Signals Officer (Army)
- Communications Consultant
- Civil Engineering Design Draftsperson
- Plumbing Engineering Draftsperson
- Road Design Draftsperson
- Structural Engineering Drafting Officer
Embarking on a journey in engineering with Echoes Global Education promises not just academic enlightenment but also a plethora of experiences, knowledge, and opportunities to work with professionals from various domains, ensuring a holistic development for our students.
